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Alfabetyczny Wykaz Ulic Miasta Krakowa Objaśnienia Skrótów Do Wykazu Ulic ALFABETYCZNY WYKAZ ULIC MIASTA KRAKOWA OBJAŚNIENIA SKRÓTÓW DO WYKAZU ULIC: URZĄD SKARBOWY US US KRAKÓW-KROWODRZA KR US KRAKÓW-NOWA HUTA NH US KRAKÓW-PODGÓRZE PD US KRAKÓW-PRĄDNIK PK US KRAKÓW-STARE MIASTO SM US KRAKÓW-ŚRÓDMIEŚCIE ŚR PODSTAWA: Rozporządzenie Ministra Finansów z dnia 19 listopada 2003 r. w sprawie terytorialnego zasięgu działania oraz siedzib urzędów skarbowych i izb skarbowych (DZ. U. nr 209 poz. 2027). Aktualizacja przeprowadzana jest na podstawie uchwał Rady Miasta Krakowa – ostatnia aktualizacja 22-06-2005 Strona 1 Rodzaj Tytuły Imiona Nazwa Przydział (Zakres) Urząd Dzielnica ULICA 28 LIPCA 1943 KR Zwierzyniec ALEJA 29 LISTOPADA Nr.1-39 b, 2-36, brak nr.38 i 40 SM Stare Miasto ALEJA 29 LISTOPADA Nr.41-d.k. 42-d.k. PK Prądnik Czerwony ALEJA 29 LISTOPADA PK Prądnik Biały OSIEDLE 2 PUŁKU LOTNICZEGO ŚR Czyżyny RONDO 308 DYWIZJONU ŚR Czyżyny ALEJA 3 MAJA KR Łobzów ALEJA 3 MAJA KR Zwierzyniec ULICA ABRAHAMA PD Wola Duchacka ULICA AGATOWA PD Prokocim-Bieżanów ULICA AGAWY PD Podgórze ULICA AGRESTOWA KR Zwierzyniec ULICA AKACJOWA PK Prądnik Czerwony ULICA AKADEMICKA KR Łobzów OSIEDLE AKADEMICKIE ŚR Czyżyny ULICA ALBAŃSKA PD Wola Duchacka ULICA ALBATROSÓW PD Podgórze OSIEDLE ALBERTYŃSKIE NH Bieńczyce ULICA ADOLFA ALEKSANDROWICZA PD Swoszowice ULICA ALEKSANDRY PD Prokocim-Bieżanów ULICA ALGIERSKA PD Wola Duchacka ULICA ALINY PK Prądnik Czerwony ULICA ALTANOWA KR Bronowice ULICA AMARANTOWA PD Swoszowice ULICA AMAZONEK KR Zwierzyniec ULICA AMETYSTOWA PD Prokocim-Bieżanów ULICA WŁADYSŁAWA LU- ANCZYCA KR Zwierzyniec DWIKA ULICA ANDEGAWEŃSKA NH Bieńczyce ALEJA GENERAŁA WŁADYSŁAWA ANDERSA (do ul.Braci Schindlerów) brak ŚR Grzegórzki zabudowy ALEJA GENERAŁA WŁADYSŁAWA ANDERSA (od ul.Braci Schindlerów-d.k) NH Bieńczyce brak zabudowy ALEJA GENERAŁA WŁADYSŁAWA ANDERSA (od ul.Braci Schindlerów-d.k) NH Nowa Huta brak zabudowy ULICA HANSA CHRISTIANA ANDERSENA NH Bieńczyce ULICA IVO ANDRICIA PD Wola Duchacka Strona 2 Rodzaj Tytuły Imiona Nazwa Przydział (Zakres) Urząd Dzielnica ULICA JÓZEFA ANDRUSIKIEWICZA PD Prokocim-Bieżanów ULICA ANDRYCHOWSKA PD Wola Duchacka ULICA ANTYCZNA PK Prądnik Czerwony ULICA ANUSI SM Dębniki ULICA ARCHITEKTÓW NH Grębałów ULICA TOMASZA ARCISZEWSKIEGO KR Bronowice ULICA ARIAŃSKA ŚR Grzegórzki ULICA ARKTYCZNA SM Dębniki ALEJA ARMII KRAJOWEJ KR Bronowice ALEJA ARMII KRAJOWEJ KR Łobzów ULICA ARMII ”KRAKÓW” PD Swoszowice ULICA ARSENAŁ PK Prądnik Biały ULICA ARTYSTÓW NH Nowa Huta ULICA ADAMA ASNYKA SM Stare Miasto ULICA ASTRONAUTÓW KR Zwierzyniec ULICA ASTRONOMÓW KR Zwierzyniec ULICA ASTROWA PK Prądnik Biały ULICA AUGUSTIAŃSKA SM Stare Miasto ULICA ANTONIEGO AUGUSTYNKA -WICHURY KR Łobzów ULICA AZALIOWA PK Prądnik Biały ULICA BABIEGO LATA PD Swoszowice ULICA BABINICZA SM Dębniki ULICA DOKTORA JÓZEFA BABIŃSKIEGO SM Dębniki ULICA GRAŻYNY BACEWICZÓWNY NH Grębałów ULICA KLIMKA BACHLEDY PK Prądnik Czerwony ULICA KRZYSZTOFA KA- BACZYŃSKIEGO SM Dębniki MILA ULICA ANDRZEJA BADURSKIEGO PD Wola Duchacka ULICA BAGATELA KR Zwierzyniec ULICA BAGIENNA SM Dębniki ULICA BAGROWA PD Podgórze ULICA JERZEGO BAJANA PK Prądnik Czerwony ULICA BAJECZNA ŚR Grzegórzki ULICA BAKAŁARZY KR Łobzów ULICA BALANÓWKA SM Dębniki ULICA BALICKA KR Bronowice ULICA STANISŁAWA BALICKIEGO PD Podgórze Strona 3 Rodzaj Tytuły Imiona Nazwa Przydział (Zakres) Urząd Dzielnica ULICA BALLADYNY PK Prądnik Czerwony ULICA BAŁTYCKA PK Prądnik Biały ULICA MICHAŁA BAŁUCKIEGO SM Dębniki ULICA STEFANA BANACHA PK Prądnik Biały ULICA TADEUSZA BANACHIEWICZA PD Swoszowice ULICA JERZEGO SAMUELA BANDTKIEGO KR Bronowice ULICA KSIĘDZA BI- WŁADYSŁAWA BANDURSKIEGO ŚR Grzegórzki SKUPA ULICA ADRIANA BARANIECKIEGO KR Zwierzyniec ULICA BARBARY PD Prokocim-Bieżanów ULICA BARDOSA NH Nowa Huta ULICA PIOTRA BARDOWSKIEGO PD Podgórze RONDO STANISŁAWA BAREI PK Prądnik Czerwony ULICA BARSKA SM Dębniki ULICA PROFESORA WOJCIECHA MARII BARTLA SM Stare Miasto ULICA BARTNICZA NH Nowa Huta ULICA BARTNIKÓW PD Podgórze ULICA BARTOSZA SM Stare Miasto ULICA PUŁKOWNIKA BARTY PD Podgórze ULICA BARWINKOWA NH Nowa Huta ULICA BARWNA NH Nowa Huta ULICA BARYCKA PD Swoszowice ULICA HENRYKA BARYCZA SM Dębniki ULICA BASTIONOWA PD Swoszowice ULICA BASZTOWA SM Stare Miasto ULICA BATALIONÓW CHŁOPSKICH SM Dębniki ULICA BATALIONU ”PARASOL” NH Bieńczyce ULICA BATALIONU SKAŁA AK PK Prądnik Biały ULICA BATALIONU ZOŚKA NH Bieńczyce ULICA MARIANA BATKI PD Podgórze ULICA BATOWICKA PK Prądnik Biały PLAC BAWÓŁ SM Stare Miasto ULICA EUGENIUSZA BAZIAKA NH Mistrzejowice ULICA BAŻANCIA KR Zwierzyniec ULICA KASPRA BAŻANKI SM Dębniki ULICA KLEMENSA BĄKOWSKIEGO KR Zwierzyniec ULICA JÓZEFA BECKA KR Zwierzyniec Strona 4 Rodzaj Tytuły Imiona Nazwa Przydział (Zakres) Urząd Dzielnica ULICA BEDNARSKA PD Swoszowice PARK BEDNARSKIEGO PD Podgórze ALEJA PUŁKOWNIKA WŁADYSŁAWA BELINY-PRAŻMOWSKIEGO ŚR Grzegórzki ULICA JÓZEFA BELLERTA PD Swoszowice ULICA BELWEDERCZYKÓW PK Prądnik Biały ULICA WŁADYSŁAWA BEŁZY PD Swoszowice ULICA GENERAŁA JÓZEFA BEMA ŚR Grzegórzki ULICA LUDOMIRA BENEDYKTOWICZA KR Zwierzyniec ULICA BENEDYKTYŃSKA SM Dębniki ULICA MAURYCEGO BENIOWSKIEGO KR Łobzów ULICA BERBERYSOWA KR Zwierzyniec ULICA BERDYCZOWSKA PD Swoszowice ULICA WACŁAWA BERENTA KR Łobzów ULICA BERNARDYŃSKA SM Stare Miasto PLAC BERNARDYŃSKI SM Stare Miasto ULICA RYSZARDA BERWIŃSKIEGO PK Prądnik Biały ULICA BESKIDZKA PD Wola Duchacka ULICA BETLEJEMSKA NH Grębałów ULICA BETONOWA NH Nowa Huta ULICA BĘDZIŃSKA SM Stare Miasto ULICA BIAŁA PK Prądnik Biały ULICA BIAŁA DROGA SM Dębniki ULICA BIAŁE WZGÓRZE KR Zwierzyniec ULICA BIAŁOPRĄDNICKA PK Prądnik Biały ULICA BIAŁORUSKA PD Wola Duchacka ULICA BIAŁOSTOCKA PD Swoszowice ULICA BIAŁYCH BRZÓZ PK Prądnik Czerwony ULICA BIBICKA PK Prądnik Biały ULICA FRANCISZKA BIELAKA KR Zwierzyniec ULICA BIELAŃSKA KR Zwierzyniec ULICA INŻYNIERA ADAMA BIELAŃSKIEGO KR Zwierzyniec ULICA MARCINA BIELSKIEGO PD Prokocim-Bieżanów ULICA PROFESOR JANINY BIENIARZÓWNY SM Dębniki ULICA BIEŃCZYCKA Nr.1,2a,3 ŚR Grzegórzki ULICA BIEŃCZYCKA Nr.4-d.k. NH Nowa Huta PLANTY BIEŃCZYCKIE NH Bieńczyce Strona 5 Rodzaj Tytuły Imiona Nazwa Przydział (Zakres) Urząd Dzielnica ULICA BIEŃCZYCKI PLAC TARGOWY NH Bieńczyce ULICA LUDWIKA BIERKOWSKIEGO PD Prokocim-Bieżanów ULICA EDMUNDA BIERNACKIEGO KR Łobzów ULICA BIERNATA Z LUBLINA PD Wola Duchacka ULICA BIESIADNA SM Dębniki ULICA BIESZCZADZKA PD Swoszowice ULICA BIEŻANOWSKA PD Podgórze ULICA BIEŻANOWSKA PD Prokocim-Bieżanów ULICA BILLEWICZÓW SM Dębniki ULICA MATEUSZA BIRKUTA NH Grębałów ULICA BISKUPIA SM Stare Miasto ULICA BISKUPIŃSKA PD Podgórze ULICA JURKA BITSCHANA PK Prądnik Czerwony ULICA BITWY NAD BZURĄ NH Mistrzejowice ULICA BIWAKOWA NH Nowa Huta ULICA BLACHARSKA PD Swoszowice ULICA KSIĘDZA FRANCISZKA BLACHNICKIEGO ŚR Grzegórzki ULICA BLICH ŚR Grzegórzki ULICA BLISKA PK Prądnik Biały ULICA BLOKOWA NH Grębałów ULICA BLOKOWA NH Nowa Huta ULICA BLUSZCZOWA PD Swoszowice ULICA BŁAWATKOWA PD Wola Duchacka ULICA BŁĘKITNA PK Prądnik Czerwony PLAC BŁONIE-BESZCZ ŚR Czyżyny ULICA BŁOTNA PD Wola Duchacka ULICA BŁOTNISKA SM Dębniki ULICA BOBROWA SM Dębniki ULICA STEFANA BOBROWSKIEGO ŚR Grzegórzki ULICA MARII BOBRZECKIEJ PK Prądnik Biały ULICA PROFESORA MICHAŁA BOBRZYŃSKIEGO SM Dębniki ULICA ADAMA BOCHENKA PD Wola Duchacka ULICA BOCHEŃSKA SM Stare Miasto ULICA OJCA JÓZEFA BOCHEŃSKIEGO SM Dębniki ULICA PROFESORA ADAMA BOCHNAKA PD Swoszowice ULICA BOCIANA PK Prądnik Biały ULICA BOCZNA SM Dębniki Strona 6 Rodzaj Tytuły Imiona Nazwa Przydział (Zakres) Urząd Dzielnica ULICA BOCZNICA PD Prokocim-Bieżanów ULICA BODZISZKOWA KR Zwierzyniec ULICA BODZOWSKA SM Dębniki ULICA KAROLA BOGDANOWICZA PD Łagiewniki ULICA WINCENTEGO BOGDANOWSKIEGO PD Swoszowice ULICA BOGUCIANKA SM Dębniki ULICA BOGUCICKA PD Prokocim-Bieżanów ULICA WOJCIECHA BOGUSŁAWSKIEGO SM Stare Miasto ULICA JÓZEFA BOGUSZA NH Bieńczyce ULICA BOGUSZÓWKA ŚR Czyżyny PLAC BOHATERÓW GETTA PD Podgórze ULICA BOHATERÓW WIETNAMU PK Prądnik Czerwony OSIEDLE BOHATERÓW WRZEŚNIA NH Mistrzejowice ULICA FRANCISZKA BOHOMOLCA PK Prądnik Czerwony ULICA BOJANÓWKA SM Dębniki ULICA JAKUBA BOJKI PD Wola Duchacka ULICA BOLESŁAWA CHROBREGO ŚR Grzegórzki ULICA BOLESŁAWA KRZYWOUSTEGO NH Grębałów ULICA BOLESŁAWA ŚMIAŁEGO SM Dębniki ULICA BOLESŁAWA WSTYDLIWEGO NH Grębałów ULICA BONARKA PD Podgórze ULICA BONEROWSKA SM Stare Miasto ULICA BONIFRATERSKA SM Stare Miasto ALEJA GENERAŁA TADEUSZA BORA-KOMOROWSKIEGO Nr.1-35 PK Prądnik Czerwony ALEJA GENERAŁA TADEUSZA BORA-KOMOROWSKIEGO Nr.37-d.k. ŚR Czyżyny ALEJA GENERAŁA TADEUSZA BORA-KOMOROWSKIEGO ŚR Grzegórzki ULICA CZESŁAWA BORATYŃSKIEGO PD Swoszowice ULICA MARCINA BORELOWSKIEGO-LELEWELA KR Zwierzyniec ULICA BORKOWSKA PD Swoszowice ULICA BORKOWSKIE BłONIA PD Łagiewniki ULICA PIOTRA BOROWEGO KR Zwierzyniec ULICA BOROWINOWA PD Swoszowice ULICA BORÓWCZANA KR Zwierzyniec ULICA BORSUCZA PD Łagiewniki ULICA GENERAŁA MIECZYSŁAWA BORUTY-SPIECHOWICZA Brak zabudowy NH Nowa Huta ULICA BOSACKA SM Stare Miasto Strona 7 Rodzaj Tytuły Imiona Nazwa Przydział (Zakres) Urząd Dzielnica ULICA BOSAKÓW PK Prądnik Czerwony ULICA BOTANICZNA ŚR Grzegórzki OGRÓD BOTANICZNY ŚR Grzegórzki ULICA CHRISTO BOTEWA PD Podgórze ULICA TADEUSZA BOYA-ŻELEŃSKIEGO KR Bronowice ULICA OLGI BOZNAŃSKIEJ PK Prądnik Czerwony ULICA BOŻEGO CIAŁA SM Stare Miasto ULICA BOŻEGO MIŁOSIERDZIA SM Stare Miasto ULICA BOŻYWOJA NH Grębałów ULICA BÓR SM Dębniki ULICA BRACI CZECZÓW PD Prokocim-Bieżanów PLAC BRACI DUDZIŃSKICH PD Podgórze ULICA BRACI JAMKÓW PD Prokocim-Bieżanów ULICA BRACI KIEMLICZÓW SM Dębniki ULICA BRACI POLSKICH NH Grębałów ULICA BRACI SCHINDLERÓW ŚR Czyżyny ULICA BRACI SCHINDLERÓW ŚR Grzegórzki ULICA BRACKA SM Stare Miasto ULICA KONSTANTEGO BRANDLA PD Podgórze ULICA BRANICKA NH Nowa Huta ULICA
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